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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

4 gentIeman, Whose mOdeSty IS well
known. when interviewed about the pos
sible activity of society during Lent, said
as he was observing Lent. and as he did
nothing in the social festivity line during
the Lenten season, he had nothing to tell. as
he was strict observer of Lent. he was
in,lispoSed to tell what his friends were do
ing during Lent--he was not inclined to
give them away" he said. This was a
part of his Lenten observance.
-
''Gosh. amt it muddyw was the ejacula-
ton of an eXquisitely dressed young lady
passing down Wabasha street last Wednes-
day evening. This was very common
place remark, but it goes to show that the
best and sweetest young girls would say big
words if they were only men.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

Dak., have returned home from an extended
visit.
Gen. c. NJ. MacCarthy is in Hot Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. DR.. Mccormack is home from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Frost are in New York.
j. G. Loomis visited Chicago last week.
Charles Bristol is at the Hot Springs.
E. ]. Hodgson is in Helena, Mont.
c. E. Gooch has gone to Chicago.
w. A. Goyer is in St. ouis
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
Al IlOMI.
In Mid Lent the Social World is Taking
a Long Rest From Its Usual
Whirl.
Waiting Until the Mud is Gone and IT'S
Time For the Easter
BonnetS.
Events of a Social Nature Have
Been Quiet Small Affairs
at Home.
Many Personal Pointers
Notes From Suburban Centers
minor Mention.

OF course the Lenten season must be
fastidiouSly kept, and nothing but the ex-
pectation of Easter bonnets is to recon-
penSe the dreary waiting. While this eX-
pectation is to continue, muddy streets and
fasting can be endured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
ATOM MENT.

It was a tomb in Flanders, old and gray,
A knight in armor lying dead. unknown
Among the long forgotten, yet the stone
Cried out for vengeance where the dead man
lay.
No name was chseled at his side to say
What wrongs his spirit thirsted to atone.
Only the armor with green moss o'ergrow
And those grim words no years mad worn
away
1t may be haply in the songs of old
His deeds were wonders to sweet music set,
His name the thunder of battle call
Among the things forgotten and untold.
His only record is the dead mans threat
IAN hour shall come that shall alone for all !:
Kennel Rodd.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

sex, and they hope to Danish men from the
orchestras before long. Then pretty girls
will blow the tubas and play the big drum.
and the fair leader will gracefully swing
the baton.
The progress of the Chorus Girls union
will be watched with interest by the conf
munity, and the girls are certain of SYM
pathy with their efforts to improve their
condition.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
MARRIAGE.
(SIX YEARS ARTERY

Here they are Tom. Dick and Harry
Dancing round so hale and healthy;
All have grown good deal older,
None particularly wealthy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

A controversy started only recently be-
tween several young male society persons
about the proper shape of collars. 1t
seems that the proper style is about two
inches-and-a-quarter high. with broken
down dilapidated look in front, the corners
beng turned over to prevent cutting the
wearerS throat
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

"iEafc yog isiisd Port Tobacco. aud What
do you think ofit," inqujrcd a coun,rrman {
recrnt new conner. Ch yes. have been
there the place bas about 500 + 500 iahab.
iianis and NOT one looks as if Be has had a
piece Of fresh meat for ! 2 months.
Not long since two ladies' and gcrts were
out driving when the couple behind noticed
the queer action Of tho horse Of the pair In
in Frout and on approaching discovered thst
the horse had stopped aud was grazing. Sup.
posing thatsomcthIug was wrong The question
was asked aud The following reply received
I'VE thought The horse was trotinr uu The
road.
seats TO lei. amply u Nr Long. is Tie
new and unfamiliar notice tHat now adorns
,hc outer door Of the vcs,ibulc of st Thomas
church The servic,t Ola rev ministc-. Il /,
suggested, will soon be invoked and services
held in the yard, for the benefit Of stru gers
aud persons hot holding pews, as on last
Sunday the congregation wac quite as large
outside as inside the church.
The statement made In our last issue that
the recent appointment Of lady teachers o
attend the meeting Of the State Teachers As
ISOLATION was the first made from this county,
was an error, as we have since been informed
that ladies have been before appointed and re
fused to serve and that the names Of lady
teaeherswere always put forwa as candidates,
but in drawing the ladies were unsuccessful
Messrs J b. Kent Of the well know com
mission house of j. b. Kent & Co., \ r.
DeAlba Of the Union BottinI CO., A g.
Wenck Of Baltimore, the French contractor for
Maryland tobacco and Lowenthsl OF Antwerp,
the contractor for tue French Government for
Ohio and several other kinds Of Tobacco,
visited friends IN the county last week On
Sunday they enjoyed themselves at Chapel
Point returning to Baltimore on Monday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Oyster Farming The Baltimore sun Of
Friday, Published carefully prepared and
instructive letter from CrisGeld, Nd. on the
Va ious methods of oyster farming, the results
obtained in foreign countries. and the
practcAblity Of their introduction in Ches.
apeake waters. An interesting account Of the
successful propagation Of oysters by artificial
methods is also given, and it is shown thai
practical results o. great Importance have
followed the discovery Of Dr.. w. X. Brooks
Of the possibility Of artifciaily producing the
American oyster. The writer, however, ex-
presses tie opinion that there will De no neces-
s!ty to resort to artificial PROPAGATION in Mary
land If we intt'ligcnty utilize our natural re-
sources. lie thinks it entirely feasible 10 in
troduce an efficient system Of oyster farming
here without encfoschlug ~ all on the natural
beds, and TO the great advantage of tie oys-
ter industry generally. II oyster farming
could tie carried on a larger scele the oyster
producing area, according to his cs'im'tes
could be greatly increased and much better
prices realized, owing to the greater size and
improved condition OF the oyster itself as the
result Of careful cultivation The great obsta-
Gle to ovster-pantng in Maryland waters is
the lack Of ADEQUATE protection from enerdAeh-
meut on the oyster lots, but the present de-
fccts in the law On this point will, il is hoped,
be remeded by legislature so that the oyster
planter may have the SAME protection for bis
oysters that lie wond have for any other
property.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Communicated

Mr.. Editor:-The Hon Richard H. Edelen
having, in various ways, been mentioned and
proposed as a candidate for governor, it may
seem superauous to make further mention Of
the matter. But IN view Of Mr. Edclen's en-
inent qualifications and strong hold upon
public feeling too much cannot be said in this
connection. Take him in his professional and
political life, it would be hard TO find a man
Of more solid attainments, more elevated SEN
timents and more answering integrity than
he. His service in the State convention Of
s67 and in that Of the Seutic few years
since will be remembered by all purer,
ADLER man cannot be found 10 fiji the guber-
Material chair
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d. transfers Of Property Deeds From
Joseph u. Nr.,le AMI Al q q. ". Green for
10 aer's OF landi consideration, Sio7. Robert
Grain and Nellie ". Grain 10 James n Nor
gan for "Nealc's Horse Shoe eon.i5..,,iop.
love aud affection. Robert Grain and Nellie
VI. Cfain to Peter " Grain for Burroughs
HALL consideration, $1,000. p. ". Grain 10
Robert Grain FOR Burroughs Ham, consid-
Grafton, love and affection. kellie N Grain
and /. E. Morgan to Peter ". Crals 5r ST.
Ntcioriai consideration, $4,000. p. " Grain
TO Robert Grain Tor NJ. Victoria. eon,dera.
tion, 5000. v. Is. Carver and Al H. Smo.
A Murdoch for acres Of land. consideration
500. J.. +. Matthews, Trustee to
". Steine on "Sauly Point" Joseph
10. Nuiveu to Emma ]. Nut
will for part Four Brothers, cousile-
rtion, Sl71. ~ 5. Miles and al TO q. T.
Boarnah for part Of Boarmans Manor
consideration, 81 $. j Lancaster aud Al to
Edwardena Campbell for 4 acres Of land,
consideration, $3.50 r \. Philips and vii,
to h. A Noxley for Simpson Delight con
sdcration, $1,000. E A Noxley to +. 5
Philips for Simpsons Delight consiiera-
ton, $1,000. J A Mudd aud wife to W Nassn
Burch FOR "Laudernum;' consideration,
$500.
Mortgages B. NJ Spalding to g a.
Rasch on pheasant Hill;" consideration,
$500. Samuel Groves and al to VIM Queen
for Part OF Boarman's Manor" consideration
Slt3. Camilla l. Edelcn to H. II. Richmond
on "Lancas.er's Purchase consideration.
sos.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Howard Rifles. Owing to harvest be-
ing on hand the Captain has decided not
to call meeting Of the company again until
Thursday, the 18th Of July, the evening Of the
entertainment to be given by the company at
Chapel Point At a business meeting of the
company held on Tuesday, il was ascertained
that every prominent citizen Of the county
has shown his appreciation OF its prosperous
condition by becoming an honorary mem
her 4 Baltimore tailor was present and
measured the men, dfty-four in number for
their new uniforms, winch are expected TO be
ready in time for the encampment which b !.
gins on the 2nd day OF August. A few Of the
old men, who proved unfit for military duty,
have been discharged and new recruits mus
tered into er,ice in their places This is the
lsrgcs, company in Southern Maryland, aud
one OF the largest in the State. The ar
engagements about Transporting the company
10 the camp grounds have not is yet been
perfected, bu, i IS expected that special
traln 10 l. Plata or a steamer 70 Chapel
Point viii be sent for tbe purpose on me hrs,
day Of August. Captain Wilmer IS hard at
work making every necessary arrangement to
insure the pleasure and comfort OF bis men
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01
Death of nr. +. W Haviland Mr.

Death of dr.. f. W Haviland Mr.
ilaviand veil known builder and retl eS
tate dealer, died on Thursday of last week at
his residence, No. l5l4 Harlem avenue, BAlti-
more, Md, after an illness of six weeks, from
heart disease lie came from New milford,
Connecticut, where he had been Engaged in
farming and stock raising, and locsted upon
y farm in this county, and afterward sold his
land here, and removed to Baltimore about
Ave Years ago, where he was extensively en-
gagged in building operations. He had at the
time of bis death block of lO4 houses under
construction on Lexington and Fayctte streets
extended. lie leaves a wife and three grown
children. His funeral took place on Saturday
morning, and his remains were inferred
in the Friends burying ground on the liar
ford road Dr. Richard Thomas, ofthe Friends
Society, ofiicated according to the usages OF
that society, to which Mr.. Iaviland belonged,
and Rev. DR.. j. j Sams, rector of the Pro-
,estant Episcopal Church Of the Holy Trinity,
also took part at the request of Mr. IIaviland' 5
daughter, Mrs Wheldon, The pall-bcarcrs
were Levi Z. Condor, B. f. Haincs, \. y
iioruer, A. + Lawrence, VIM. IIaryer and
Winchester Mason.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

You are feeling depressed. your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with headache, you
are fdgety nervous, and generally out Of
sorts and want to brace up. Brace up, but
not with stmulants, spring medicines or bit
ters, which have for their basis very cheap
bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an
hour and then leave you in worse condition
than before What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy &C
ton of liver and kidneys, restore vitality, and
give renewed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and
ouiy SO cents a bottle at W. ". Padgett.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

n Dh LANlo IVA WV ~ L0AAs
ORPHANS CoURr FOR CHARLES CouNrY, Ser:
June 2sth 1887
nRDERED by the Court, that h. Allison
I wilmer and Samuel Coz, IT., {. t. a
Administrators OF John II. y. Wiugate,
deceased, give the notice required
by law 10 the creditors Of said de-
ceased 70 exhibit their claims legally anthem
Treated by advertisement inserted in some
one newspaper published in Charles county,
Maryland, once in each of three successive
weeks.
True copy-Test:.-J, B. MATTINGLY,
Reg. Wills for Charles County
NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Charles county, MARYLAND, letters Of ad-
ministration on the personal estate Of
JOHN H. D. WINGATE,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscribers, on or before the LIST day of Jan.
next They may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said deeea1ed's IS
ta,e.
Given under GU, hands this Isl day Of
l.. A WILMER,
S. COX, Jr.,
jy lam Admr's Of John 4. D, Wingate
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

At Home MIR. Francis n. Diggesi who has
resided at hey West Florida, for the past
fN wears, has temporarily returned % his
native county and is now att his brothers, pr.
Robert Digges Tie southern terror, TIE
yellow fever, has broken Out in The locality
in viii II Mr. Digges was Located and he Vas
compelled to Zee for his life. Mr. pisges
seems overjoyed ut returning to the county,
and meeting his old friends who are much
pleased to welcome ns return.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Excursions The two summer sorts OF
this section Of tile county formally opened on
Sunday. The steamer II G. Bishop took to
Ccdm Point aboIt coo persons and the
northampton to Chapel poiut about l25.-
+ renew steamers were dcekei with flags and
looked quite tasty. Tde Bishop had on
board band Of music, but f5r some reason,
the Northampton had not. Daily excursions
will be run to both places during the season.
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TElRLY IA TIES.
nelirinns Notice -We III ren.

Religions Notice We are requested by
The proper authority to announce that Rev.
u. J Sstnoron will hold / iyiue Services in
Christ Church. Port Tobacco, on Sunday,
July Bird at a o'clock p. m, AMI at st.
P,ur. Chapel piney, ON sunday July 10Th,
-. ae same hour, in thehrictnson
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Reliability is the greatest possible nd
ygeitsemcut Tor Cloihiue House, AMI our
regular ptirons who come s,.Js1n alter season
sluuli not forget to recon mend tl-ir friends,
or, better yet, bring them along 10 inspect the
marvellously attractive Stock Of Spring Gar
IN MS for men Bows aud ChinIreu now on
counters. Prices extra low Uehm s SON
Piatt nid Him ,ver Streets, Baltimore:
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rhe ,+cnacrfei usalins proper

flies, OF D.rry t'r1p'iYttctlJ l@inld IA ,a,y
vt accidents. l'urus s'tlts, eats, wounds, ,te.
Is promt use wll! mvari tbf relieve and
proven; crl siPrItsi glngrenc, or prJu flesh.
Jains ~ tue cleansing tuA Pars4 in quail
{ Is OF the Hui The most ubsliG.i u.cerS
O,ils, carbunrlcs, aud ruejn4 srcs are ron
derei pure and hcai'hy tuA speedily cured
no Uthcr application Urlax nectsstr!
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Take Notice. Remember we are still in
the brick business. Our kilus near aothair
have | 30, 600 choice brick at low prices. Flen-
ty Of lime at Popes Greek Price reduced to
S35 per car Of $50 bushels. Save yohr ttLds
before 100 late. Address J. G. Howard, Cox s
Station, or l. ". Della, Popcs Creek
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The hest s,lve in the world for cuts, bruises,
s,ifvs, al ers, silt, rRum. cycr sores, tetter,
vhlppei lGlads rhihlNns, curus and All skin
efppd ns auI positively cures piles, or mo-
pay reqi~et 1t is gHiriIt' 't Ia give per-
i,rt sausi,cti)n, or motes refunded Prize
33e at2 per BOX For sue ~ ". IS. Pa sctt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-01

Fits:-All fits stopped free ny Dr. Klinc'a
Great Nerve Rcstorer. No its afler first ia, 5
use. Marvellous curcs Treatise ana - trial
bottle free to fit casga Send to ~. Kline
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, p
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For Sale Chean.

A fine TWO year old Durham -z&rpSH
Bull, sired by a thoroughbred ~ ssN
registered Durham Bull, Of high LII
value Can be seen at my farm in Coob Neck,
near TompkinsyiEe. Apply to
V. f. NEALE,
" let No. 30 s Howard ST., Baltimore.
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.->sss. -
t'o{aI mN Qusonal.

rs.- The Ofhc, NJ he lNpxrENprNt b1s besn
p r.srs3 10 he frH aoor 81 me Nasohie HiR,
u,,re,hetoy opposite ne Episcopal Church.
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Take notice! Fertilizers reduced in prices
to suit the times. Yuali,y kept up to full
standard
Victor for Tobacco. Cash S3j 90 per ton.
Wnverlv for wheat 4 Corn 30 90 " g
Dis. Ammo'd Bone & Potash " 30 90 +" ."
Wheat and Corn Fertilizers q" % 90 "
Accepted drafts at 30 or 90 days considered
cash.
TO responsible and prompt paving custo-
mers, on crop time without interest.
Victor 90 per ton
" dNttiF 4s+'ssss... t...........tt. % w
Dis. Ahmed Bone & Poiash 35 90 " "
Wheat aud Corr Fcrtilizer..p 30 90 q
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NOTICE.

SEuE Board of County Commissioners
will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco,
TUESDAY, July 5th, 1887.
for the purpose of paying the road hands for
the month of June The collectors are re-
CURED to pay in 5000 each on that day.
BY order of the Board.
THOMAS A CARRICOi President.
{. F. DALEY, Clerk.
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CooanltRti"n FREQ. Thorough examination
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